Greater Lowell Pediatrics of Westford

Greater Lowell Pediatrics of Westford is a pediatrician practice in Lowell, Massachusetts, serving infants, children, and adolescents across Lowell and Westford. The practice provides comprehensive primary care, including well-child visits, immunizations, acute and chronic illness management, behavioral health services, nutrition counseling, and specialized care for complex conditions. With a focus on evidence-based medicine and family-centered care, the team offers same-day appointments, after-hours support, and telehealth options. The practice is rated 4.40 by patients, reflecting strong satisfaction with care quality and accessibility.

The practice features a dedicated team of pediatricians, nurse practitioners, and behavioral health clinicians, including Dr. Jennifer Bell, Dr. Stephen Conway, Dr. Michael Fischer, Dr. Mary Gealow, Dr. Jennifer O'Shea, and nurse practitioners Karen Farnum, Jacquelynne Leighton, Chiara McCarthy, and Megan Shea. Behavioral health services are led by licensed clinicians Marcie Graham and Alisha Heal. The practice is affiliated with Boston Children’s Primary Care Alliance and offers secure online access through the MyChart patient portal for appointments, billing, and medical records.

Located at 506 Groton Rd in Westford, the practice sits on a major road serving the northern part of Lowell, with easy access from surrounding communities. The office is situated within a medical and professional corridor, near healthcare and community service centers.

The practice is known for its strong commitment to pediatric care, with providers trained in adolescent medicine, developmental screening, and complex care coordination. Their availability for after-hours care and flexible scheduling, including evening and Saturday appointments, supports families with busy schedules.

Greater Lowell Pediatrics of Westford stands as a trusted provider of continuous, compassionate pediatric care in the region, ensuring children receive consistent, high-quality medical attention throughout their development.